Grammarly Stock
Digital Writing Assistant
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About Grammarly Stock
Grammarly’s digital writing assistant helps more than 20 million people write more clearly and effectively every day. Grammarly works to empower users whenever and wherever they communicate, building a product that scales through multiple platforms and devices. Across offices in San Francisco, New York, Kyiv, and Vancouver, Grammarly’s values-driven team supports its expanding user base and continues to develop its writing assistant into a truly comprehensive communication partner. With integrity and innovation, Grammarly strives to help all the world’s two billion English speakers feel heard and understood. Grammarly was founded in 2009 and is headquartered in San Francisco, California.
Investors
IVP (Institutional Venture Partners)
UiPath, Compass, Brex, Discord, Attentive, Coinbase, Rubrik, Domo, Niantic, MasterClass
Spark Capital
Anduril Industries, Slack, Affirm, MessageBird, Discord, Rapyd, Plaid, Cybereason, Plume Design, Deel
General Catalyst Partners
Snap, Jet, Stripe, Anduril Industries, Relativity Space, Devoted Health, Lacework, Oscar Health, Circle, Hopin
Breyer Capital
Oscar Health, Circle, Shield AI, Stash Financial, Prosper Marketplace, Mark43, C3 IoT, Grammarly, Etsy, Cleerly
Funding History
April 2017 | $110M |
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August 2019 | $92.0M |
November 2021 | $100.0M |
Management
Chief Executive Officer
Brad Hoover
Chief Financial Officer
Stu West
Press
medium - Apr, 14 2024
Grammarly, Plagiarism, and the Attack on Human Voicessiliconangle - Mar, 27 2024
Grammarly’s strategic suggestions launch signals the company is far more than an editing solutionfastcompany - Mar, 26 2024
Grammarly’s AI can now offer suggestions to make your work messages clearernews - Mar, 18 2024
Capital Still Flows To Ukrainian-Staffed Startups, Though Founders Are Mostly Expatsain - Mar, 1 2024
Grammarly co-founders’ net worth drops to $1.9B — Forbes